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I applied last week (4/25), they reused my biometrics and today I got a notification that my interview is scheduled for 6/22. I am shocked! 

I applied last week (4/25), they reused my biometrics and today I got a notification that my interview is scheduled for 6/22. I am shocked! 

Pratis li status?
https://ceac.state.gov/ceacstattracker/status.aspx
Kad prebace na "issued" onda ocekuj email.

Card received! Good luck everyone. 

Card received! Good luck everyone. 

My case was transferred to Vermont on 2/7 and tonight I got a text message that a new card is being produced, yay! 

My case was transferred to Vermont on 2/7 and tonight I got a text message that a new card is being produced, yay! 

My case was transferred to Vermont on 2/7 and tonight I got a text message that a new card is being produced, yay! 

Our check was cashed today, too. Yaaay! Now waiting to get that letter so I can get the stamp too, lol. 

Late January filer joining the party! Package sent yesterday (1/27) and should arrive to California tomorrow (1/29). 

Late January filer joining the party! Package sent yesterday (1/27) and should arrive to California tomorrow (1/29). 

I forgot to add - I filed a police report and I was just told to include it with my ROC application since I only have a copy of the front side of my (lost) green card.

My I-485 status just changed to “New card is being produced”. Woohoo! No interview.
Since I’m leaving the country tomorrow, does anyone know if I can use my AP to return even after they mail me the green card?

Woke up this morning to see that the status for my I-765 has changed to "New Card Is Being Produced". So happy! I wasn't expecting this for another 2 weeks.

My receipt numbers are finally working! Two show “case was received” and one “fingerprint fee was received”.

If your passport expires you would just carry it with the new one, since the visa will still be valid. Even though some people get visas valid for 10 years, that doesn’t mean that you can actually spend 10 years in the US at once. Every time you try to enter the country you will get a stamp where it says for how long you’re allowed to stay and this is usually not longer than 6 months.

If your passport expires you would just carry it with the new one, since the visa will still be valid. Even though some people get visas valid for 10 years, that doesn’t mean that you can actually spend 10 years in the US at once. Every time you try to enter the country you will get a stamp where it says for how long you’re allowed to stay and this is usually not longer than 6 months.

If your passport expires you would just carry it with the new one, since the visa will still be valid. Even though some people get visas valid for 10 years, that doesn’t mean that you can actually spend 10 years in the US at once. Every time you try to enter the country you will get a stamp where it says for how long you’re allowed to stay and this is usually not longer than 6 months.

If your passport expires you would just carry it with the new one, since the visa will still be valid. Even though some people get visas valid for 10 years, that doesn’t mean that you can actually spend 10 years in the US at once. Every time you try to enter the country you will get a stamp where it says for how long you’re allowed to stay and this is usually not longer than 6 months.

If your passport expires you would just carry it with the new one, since the visa will still be valid. Even though some people get visas valid for 10 years, that doesn’t mean that you can actually spend 10 years in the US at once. Every time you try to enter the country you will get a stamp where it says for how long you’re allowed to stay and this is usually not longer than 6 months.

If your passport expires you would just carry it with the new one, since the visa will still be valid. Even though some people get visas valid for 10 years, that doesn’t mean that you can actually spend 10 years in the US at once. Every time you try to enter the country you will get a stamp where it says for how long you’re allowed to stay and this is usually not longer than 6 months.

If your passport expires you would just carry it with the new one, since the visa will still be valid. Even though some people get visas valid for 10 years, that doesn’t mean that you can actually spend 10 years in the US at once. Every time you try to enter the country you will get a stamp where it says for how long you’re allowed to stay and this is usually not longer than 6 months.